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Genus Leucauge


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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama    11 1 21 
Connecticut    13      
Florida116 28101273747
Georgia  12312   1 
Illinois   1341     
Indiana      1     
Kansas     31     
Kentucky     12     
Louisiana  511  4 1 1
Maryland     13     
Massachusetts    21073231 
Michigan       32   
Missouri       6    
Nebraska     1      
New Hampshire     3      
New Jersey    34 221  
New York    117 2   
North Carolina  2 44  411 
Ohio      1     
Oklahoma    4 21    
Ontario        1   
Pennsylvania   2541     
Rhode Island   3  8     
South Carolina    122122  
Tennessee    2       
Texas  1 1  2 623
Virginia    812 3   
West Virginia   1  2     
Wisconsin      2     

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